Podpułkownik

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Podpułkownik (literarily sub-Regimentary, abbrev. ppłk) is a rank of Poland which corresponds to a rank of Lieutenant Colonel in other countries of the world. The symbols of the rank consist of two bars and two stars, placed both on the rogatywka cap, sleeves of the uniform and above the pocket of a battle dress.

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Polish officer ranks
	Student Officer	OF(D)	OF-1	OF-2	OF-3	OF-4	OF-5	OF-6	OF-7	OF-8	OF-9	OF-10
Army:			por. - ppor	kpt.	maj.	ppłk.	płk.	gen. bryg.	gen. dyw.	gen. broni	gen.	marsz.
Polish Navy:			por. mar. - ppor. mar.	kapt. mar.	kmdr ppor.	kmdr por.	kmdr	kadm.	wadm.	adm. fl.	adm.
Polish Air Force:			por. - ppor	kpt.	maj.	ppłk.	płk.	gen. bryg.	gen. dyw.	gen. broni	gen.
Historical equivalents:				rotm.							gen. armii